Intel shows some concept art of its Xe graphics card

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/25/2019 09:26 AM | source: | 25 comment(s)

Last week Intel had ab Odyssey community event, in their presentation, they have been showing concept art of Xe which they just submitted to show off a little. Xe will be the 2020 release of Intel's' first consumer-targeted graphics card (as well as intended for the professional field of course).

Intel showed some concept art designs submitted at its kick-off community event. In the images shown we see a relatively small GPU with a single fan. That is all that can be shown though, as there is no technical information available otherwise. Have peek.

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War child
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#5653822 Posted on: 03/25/2019 11:50 AM

They STILL haven't figured out that blower design is inferior in all 100% of cases?

Thats a bold and inaccurate comment.

I'll give you one right off the bat... dead tech or not, SLI benefits better from blowers. Hence why it was popular to go reference for SLI.

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#5653848 Posted on: 03/25/2019 01:34 PM

They STILL haven't figured out that blower design is inferior in all 100% of cases?

100% really... one word: HTPC
Now tell me again it is 100%

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#5653849 Posted on: 03/25/2019 01:38 PM

I do have hope that they know what they are doing, bc when I had Broadwell i7 5775c and used it in gaming it was fast enough for 1080p gaming with 60fps plus in some cases. And this was iGPU, so separate unit definitely can do better. Bigger, more complex...maybe Intel will surprise us all...

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#5653850 Posted on: 03/25/2019 01:40 PM

If it manages to get on RX580 level for gaming, that would be good enough.

Probably will perform and compete the best for computing while being aimed for professionals.

I think someone said its up there with 1660ti but i guess thats wishful thinking. Lets wait and see.

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#5653851 Posted on: 03/25/2019 01:43 PM

Interesting design, it looks different of course. The more competitors the better.

It looks different and interesting because it's some random fans concept art.

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